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ArishMell · 70-79, M
Certainly not even if I could afford it.

I think them one gigantic scam.

They are unofficial, unregulated, wide open to fraud.

They have no clear worth, relationships and exchanges with proper currencies ($, £, euro, yen, etc.) or purpose other than trading within themselves.

There are quite a lot of these pseudo-currencies now, run on huge servers [i]wasting[/i] worryingly vast quantities of electricity, but to whose benefit?

Not yours. Not mine.
amrit19901990 · 31-35, M
@ArishMell my capital has been 200 percent in cryptocurrrncy. I just invested in cryto before 4 months
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@amrit19901990 I assume you mean by that you doubled your investment, but just how secure are any of these shadow currencies, and can you convert it to conventional money in your real bank?

Ynotisay · M
I've only invested in one project, and relatively substantially, that's been slow to rebound after the crash. But analysts are confident it'll get there given what they're offering. It's been hard to hang on but I didn't get in for a quick fix.
SO many projects have failed so looking for something that offers tangible integration, with a large market cap and solid leadership/goals is wise. Crypto isn't going away. Too much money on the table and some very smart people have gone all in with building it. Not as an endorsement, because you really need to make your decisions based on what's important to you, but I've gone with Algorand and feel good about that choice.
Tarnished · 26-30, M
Nah, it's pretty much gambling.
amrit19901990 · 31-35, M
@Tarnished i think that trading is gambling but not investment
Azlotto · M
No...I would never do that.

 
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